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This Ski Is A Staff Favorite:
Read all of our Blizzard Sheeva 9 staff reviewsThe Blizzard Sheeva 9 can ski it all, and have fun doing it. It struts its directional Blizzard roots through its capability on edge, and on harder packed, early season terrain. This ski is an excellent option for all-mountain and stays comfortable and controllable across the hill. I really had fun on this ski as a lighter weight skier, as its construction proves to be lightweight without sacrificing power. Blizzard's "TrueBlend" technology gives the Sheeva 9 a nicely balanced flex, providing stability at higher speeds and responsiveness in tighter, more technical terrain. It dampens and rides comfortably on variable and choppy terrain, and prevails in floatability on shallow fresh snow. I had a lot of fun getting this ski in the air, and playing around all over the mountain!
By: BonnieThis ex-racer has officially been converted to freeride-style skis thanks to the Sheeva 9. Growing up in the midwest, I'm used to handling all sorts of crud and icy conditions- after taking the Sheevas out for a spin, I know they can handle it all! Thanks to the strategically placed metal under foot, these skis feel solid on-piste and the edges held amazingly across icy patches. The lighter tips and tails make it really maneuverable- this is truly an all-mountain ski!
By: Samantha BWoof... This ski really can do it all! I feel totally comfortable bringing this ski with me anywhere in the resort. With metal underfoot, it can absolutely rip on groomers and you can really feel the power of the ski directly under your feet. With the tips and tails left metal-free, it leaves a lot of room for playfulness and liveliness, making it super versatile. The Sheeva 9 is a great option for a someone looking for that magical one-ski-quiver that can handle any conditions at the resort. All of us ladies at Powder7 are still drooling over this one, and I can not wait until I can ride it again!
By: MaryIn Depth Staff Reviews:
2024-2025 Blizzard Skis Preview
Blizzard Skis 2025: First Look An Anomaly. Fresh off an overhaul of its popular Rustler and Sheeva collections a year ago, Blizzard goes even bigger for the 2024-2025 season. After winters upon winters of following the adage "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," the brand is replacing the legendary skis in its all-mountain collection. The Brahma, Bonafide, and Cochise all go away. In their place? A new collection called Anomaly. The new skis, which will come as narrow as 84mm and as wide as 102mm, aim to offer the same top-end all-mountain performance as their ... Continue Reading
Our Take On The 2025 Blizzard Sheeva 9:
The Blizzard Sheeva 9 has long been a top pick for ladies looking to explore the whole mountain with a quick turning, playful, but supportive ski. After getting some tweaks for the 2023-2024 season, the new Blizzard Sheeva 9 rides smoother and feels more confidence inspiring in variable snow. A new partial metal shape called “Flux Form” gives more power along the edges where you need it, while still allowing the ski to bend, feel lively, and save weight. The all new, freeride specific True Blend wood core gives you a perfectly progressive flex, with stiffer wood stringers underfoot blending into softer wood at the tips and tails. That means a low swing weight, keeping your legs fresher through that Hollywood lift line bump run, while ensuring you still have plenty of power to bite into the snow. Although Blizzard made the Sheeva 9 a touch wider (around 96mm depending on the length), the Sheeva 9 is still the narrowest of the bunch, and features the most metal to provide more support in firm snow. Whether you’re looking for a more maneuverable all-mountain ski, or a narrow freeride option for exploring off trail, the Sheeva 9 is a solid choice for progressing intermediates and seasoned experts alike. Similar skis: K2 Mindbender 99 Ti W, Salomon Stance 94 W.
2025 Blizzard Sheeva 9 Specs:
Dimensions: 129/96/119 Radius: 16m@174cm Rocker: Freeride Rocker Ability Level: 
Construction: Full Sidewall Weight: 3080 grams (per pair for size 162cm) Learn more about ski weights Video:
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